Colombia’s government on Friday agreed to meet with community leaders from La Guajira after locals shut down Colombia’s most northern province to demand an end to chronic state neglect. In…
Colombia’s prosecutor general’s office has arrested an official in former president Alvaro Uribe’s administration suspected of receiving $6.5 million in bribes from Brazil’s Odebrecht during a 2009 roadway contract, it said…
In a gesture of transparency, Colombia’s government has created a webpage called MAPAregalias to track the $6.4 billion dollars in mining royalties used to finance development projects.
A garbage truck driver in the north of Colombia was injured on Sunday when a road collapsed, dragging his vehicle down a pothole almost the size of the truck.
Colombia’s national oil company Ecopetrol announced that profits fell by 10% this year due to guerrilla attacks on oil infrastructure, Colombian media reported on Thursday.
Shares in Colombia’s hydropower giant, Isagen, made their biggest daily gain since 2009 on the morning following Sunday’s presidential elections, reported the US-based Bloomberg newswire.
Financing for President Juan Manuel Santos’ $25 billion highway project has been funded by a hypothetical bond that Colombia’s infrastructure agency helped create, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
A new charging station for Bogota’s electric taxis has opened in Colombia’s capital, reported financial magazine Dinero on Friday.
Colombia has dropped 33 places in the 2014 world rankings of logistics and infrastructure and is now ranking 97, according to a World Bank Report.